Process

• Normally, if you are booked on B2B cruises, and are booked in the same room, you do not need to pack up between cruises. (I believe this way is more likely)

• All B2B cruisers are now required to pack up their rooms before disembarking.

  • Guests sailing on the next cruise pack all their luggage irrespective of whether they are remaining in the same stateroom or not.

  • If you are in the same stateroom, you can leave your packed luggage inside the stateroom.

  • If you are not going to be in the same stateroom, then please place all your packed luggage outside your door prior to debarking. It will be transferred to your new stateroom while you are ashore. We ask that you vacate your stateroom by 08:00 a.m. Your stateroom will be ready to occupy by 1:00pm which is earlier than future guests.

  • It is anticipated that back-to-back Guests will be able to embark again at approximately 11:00 a.m. Regular embarkation will start at 11:30 a.m.

  • Once back on the ship, not many food places will be open just yet

• Before your first cruise ends, touch base with your stateroom host and let them know what your plan is and where your clothes are that need to be transferred.

  • You can even leave your clothes hanging and it will get moved to new room

• You will receive instructions on the last night of the first cruise

• If changing room need to be out by 8 am

• Make sure to bring your passport and key to the world to get back on the ship

• Recommend staying in the same room as it is best for packing

• Disembarkation morning

  • Eat breakfast at either the main dining room that you had dinner at the night before or at Marceline Market/Cabanas

  • Bring bag with boarding documents, ID/passports, any medications, your Key to the World card, and the orange card that will be delivered to your stateroom on the last night.

    • The orange card is extremely important as that is what tells the crew that you are back-to-back guests.

  • Go through customs, and then you get to go back up the escalator to the waiting area.

  • In this area, they will check your documentation and IDs again.

    • The whole process takes about an hour before you’re back on the ship ahead of everybody else – even the Concierge guests

• Remember that you’re boarding before the ship is even ready. The pools are being cleaned. The food in the restaurants is being prepared. Once everything is ready, you will have first access seeing as you’re already onboard. In the meantime though, you can relax on deck, hang out in your stateroom (it should be one of the first rooms accessible), or explore the ship.

• Disney does have beverages and snacks typically located in the Cove Café and at one of the bars/lounges should you be hungry between sailings.

• When you sail back-to-back on a Disney Cruise, you will get the Castaway Club gift once per sailing

Attempting B2B at two different ports

• Looking at Port Canaveral and Port Miami

• To take stress off see if there is a day in between the sailings

• If it is the same day you are going to want very reliable transportation that is waiting for you at the port and not vice versa

• Drive is a little over 3 hours based on traffic

• I would recommend getting off the ship as early as possible to give you more time for traffic or delays

• You will get to experience two different ships and itineraries